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Bug bounty program management and security disclosure expertise for smart contracts. Covers program setup on Immunefi, vulnerability triage, responsible disclosure coordination, bounty payments, and post-disclosure analysis.
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Bug Bounty/Security Disclosure Skill
Expert management of bug bounty programs and responsible security disclosure for blockchain protocols.
Capabilities
- Program Setup: Configure bug bounty programs on Immunefi and other platforms
- Scope Definition: Define assets, severity tiers, and exclusions
- Vulnerability Triage: Assess and validate security reports
- Responsible Disclosure: Coordinate disclosure timelines and communications
- Bounty Management: Calculate and process bounty payments
- Post-Disclosure: Conduct post-mortem analysis and lessons learned
MCP/Tool Integration
| Tool | Purpose | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Trail of Bits Skills | Security analysis, property testing | building-secure-contracts |
| Slither MCP | Static analysis for validation | slither-mcp |
| Phalcon MCP | Transaction analysis | phalcon-mcp |
Bug Bounty Program Setup
Immunefi Program Structure
program:
name: "Protocol Name"
website: "https://protocol.xyz"
assets:
smart_contracts:
- type: "Smart Contract"
target: "0x..."
severity: "Critical"
websites:
- type: "Web Application"
target: "https://app.protocol.xyz"
severity: "High"
severity_levels:
critical:
range: "$100,000 - $1,000,000"
description: "Direct theft of funds, permanent freezing"
high:
range: "$10,000 - $100,000"
description: "Theft requiring user action, temporary freezing"
medium:
range: "$1,000 - $10,000"
description: "Griefing, DoS with medium impact"
low:
range: "$100 - $1,000"
description: "Minor issues, informational"
exclusions:
- "Issues in test files"
- "Third-party dependencies"
- "Issues requiring admin key compromise"
- "Front-running issues without significant impact"
Severity Classification
| Severity | Impact | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | Direct fund loss, protocol takeover | Reentrancy draining funds, access control bypass |
| High | Significant fund loss, protocol disruption | Oracle manipulation, flash loan attacks |
| Medium | Limited fund loss, degraded functionality | Griefing attacks, minor calculation errors |
| Low | No fund loss, minor issues | Gas inefficiency, informational findings |
Vulnerability Triage Workflow
1. Initial Assessment
## Triage Checklist
- [ ] Report is within program scope
- [ ] Vulnerability is reproducible
- [ ] Impact assessment is accurate
- [ ] No duplicate of existing report
- [ ] Not a known issue or design decision
## Initial Classification
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Report ID | BB-2024-XXX |
| Submission Date | YYYY-MM-DD |
| Reporter | @handle |
| Asset Affected | Contract/URL |
| Initial Severity | Critical/High/Medium/Low |
| Status | Triaging |
2. Validation Process
# Clone and setup test environment
git clone <protocol-repo>
cd protocol
# Create PoC test
forge test --match-test test_VulnerabilityPoC -vvvv
# Run against mainnet fork
forge test --fork-url $MAINNET_RPC --match-test test_VulnerabilityPoC
3. Severity Adjustment
Consider:
- Likelihood: How likely is exploitation?
- Impact: What is the maximum damage?
- Complexity: What resources are needed?
- User Interaction: Does it require victim action?
Final Severity = Base Impact - Mitigating Factors + Aggravating Factors
Responsible Disclosure Process
Timeline
Day 0: Report received
Day 1-3: Initial triage and acknowledgment
Day 3-7: Validation and severity confirmation
Day 7-14: Fix development
Day 14-21: Fix review and testing
Day 21-30: Coordinated disclosure preparation
Day 30+: Public disclosure (if agreed)
Communication Templates
Acknowledgment:
Subject: [BB-XXXX] Report Acknowledged
Dear Security Researcher,
Thank you for your submission to our bug bounty program. We have received
your report and assigned it reference number BB-XXXX.
Our security team is currently reviewing your submission. We will provide
an initial assessment within 3 business days.
Timeline:
- Initial response: 24-72 hours
- Severity assessment: 3-7 days
- Fix timeline: TBD based on severity
Best regards,
Security Team
Severity Confirmation:
Subject: [BB-XXXX] Severity Assessment Complete
Dear Security Researcher,
After thorough review, we have assessed your vulnerability report:
Severity: [CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
Bounty Range: $X - $Y
Fix Timeline: X days
[Details of assessment]
Next Steps:
1. Fix development (ETA: X days)
2. Fix verification with your input
3. Coordinated disclosure discussion
Best regards,
Security Team
Bounty Calculation
Factors
const bountyCalculation = {
baseBounty: getSeverityBase(severity), // Based on tier
adjustments: {
qualityOfReport: 1.0 - 1.5, // Well-documented PoC
impactAccuracy: 0.8 - 1.2, // Accurate impact assessment
firstReporter: 1.0, // First to report
duplicatePartial: 0.0 - 0.5, // Partial duplicate
responsibleBehavior: 1.0 - 1.2 // No public disclosure
},
calculate() {
return this.baseBounty *
this.adjustments.qualityOfReport *
this.adjustments.impactAccuracy *
this.adjustments.responsibleBehavior;
}
};
Payment Process
- Verify Identity: KYC requirements for large bounties
- Payment Method: Crypto (USDC, ETH) or fiat
- Tax Documentation: W-9 (US) or W-8BEN (non-US)
- Confirmation: Receipt and acknowledgment
Post-Disclosure Analysis
Post-Mortem Template
# Security Incident Post-Mortem: [Title]
## Summary
- **Date Discovered**: YYYY-MM-DD
- **Date Fixed**: YYYY-MM-DD
- **Severity**: Critical/High/Medium/Low
- **Bounty Paid**: $X
## Root Cause
[Detailed explanation of the vulnerability]
## Timeline
| Time | Event |
|------|-------|
| T+0h | Report received |
| T+2h | Triage complete |
| T+24h | Fix developed |
| T+48h | Fix deployed |
| T+168h | Public disclosure |
## Technical Details
[Code snippets, attack vectors, affected functions]
## Fix Implementation
[How the issue was resolved]
## Lessons Learned
1. [Lesson 1]
2. [Lesson 2]
3. [Lesson 3]
## Process Improvements
- [ ] Improvement 1
- [ ] Improvement 2
Process Integration
This skill integrates with:
bug-bounty-program.js- Full program management processincident-response-exploits.js- Exploit response coordinationsmart-contract-security-audit.js- Pre-launch security review
Immunefi Best Practices
Program Configuration
- Clear Scope: List all in-scope assets with addresses
- Realistic Bounties: Competitive with market rates
- Response SLA: Commit to specific timelines
- Safe Harbor: Protect researchers acting in good faith
Common Issues
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Slow response | Set up triage rotation, clear escalation |
| Scope disputes | Pre-define edge cases in program terms |
| Severity disagreements | Use CVSS scoring, document rationale |
| Payment delays | Pre-fund bounty pool, streamline KYC |
Security Advisory Format
GitHub Security Advisory
## Summary
[Brief description]
## Severity
[CVSS Score] - [Critical/High/Medium/Low]
## Affected Versions
- >= 1.0.0, < 1.2.3
## Patches
Fixed in version 1.2.3
## Workarounds
[If applicable]
## References
- [Link to fix PR]
- [Related documentation]
## Credits
Thanks to @researcher for responsible disclosure
See Also
agents/incident-response/AGENT.md- Incident response expertsmart-contract-security-audit.js- Security audit processreferences.md- Security disclosure resources